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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-19

THE st. Paul Pioneer Press invites everybody
to the winter carnival in that city. 1.-THE slides
are ready it says, land nightly the swift to-
boggan speeds down its giddy Decline This
may be very good blank verse, but it has no eff.
feet on the residents Of Indianapolis. Why go
to St Paula For some time past the slides have
been ready on our streets and sidewalks, and
nightly the unwary pedestrian filings his hilari-
GUS heels into the frosty upper air. Home pleas
ures are best
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In the Democratic party Knights of Labor
are Democrats first and Knights afterward.

Mr.. TURPIE sized himself up with great &C
curacy when be urged the appointment OF a
constable to dog Colonel Robertson's footsteps
1t was worthy of Green Smith, than which
nothing worse could be said.
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THE startling headline in numerous exchanges
that Burns has signed with Baltimore" does
not relate to a meeting in the other world be-
tween the dsemboded spirits Of the Scotch poet
and the founder Of Maryland. 1t is baseball
item
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Some New York politicians are credited with
desire to make Warner. the Rochester patent
medicine man, Governor of the State. This
plan ia founded on the idea. probably. that he
would effect ''safe cure Of the ills from which
that commonwealth suffers.
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Telephone Calls.
Business Office 23S Editorial Rooms - .242

Members of The General Asse nbty ,ranting the journal
d,ina ss regular session should lsave their subscriptions,
sb directions ,chere they desire to receive the paper
at lie Journal Cosh .y-room-
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A STATE Senator in Missouri has offered an
amendment to the Constitution requiring all
railroads within the State to furnish free passes
to members of the Legislature and State off,
GERS. His argument is that this would relieve
public officials Of all sense of obligation to the
railroads. He is q thrifty statesman
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A GREAT deal of wonder is expressed over the
conduct of the young woman Of Chicago who de-
ciares her intention of marrying Anarchist
Spies, but as strange things happen every day
1t is even currently reported that deluded fe-
male Hoosier has engaged herself to mary one
of the lawless Democratic members of the lndi-
ana Legislature There is no accounting for
tastes.
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THE papers are filled with advertisements Of
new aud improved toboggans, and inventors are
said to be industriously engaged in devising
plans whereby the machine win slide down hill
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THE DAILY JOURNAL.

WASHINGTON oFFICE-5Is Fourteenth st.
P s. HEATH, Correspondent
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Lodge meetings. To- Night,

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-Federal, No. !, Masonic Temple;
Acacia, No. Is, 1907 q street northwest; Poto.
mac Royal Arch Chapter, No. 5, Georgetown;
Robert de Bruce Council of Kadosh, 1907 G.
street; De Molay Commandery, No. 4, Masonic
Temple.
20. o. F. Washington Lodge, No G. odd
Fellows Hall; Golden Rule No. n. Did Eel.
lows Hall; i. d. Stuart, No. I, EncamDment,
odd Fellows Hall.
Knights of pythias-Dec Decatur,. No. 0, High
street, Georgetown; Excelsior, No. II, Penn.
sylvana avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Gernania, No. lj, 500 c street northwest; Oc-
casa, No. is, 900 street northwest; Webster,
No l. Vernon Hail, New York avenue aud
Seventh street northwest.
|. D. of R.-Anacostia, No. 1885, Haynes
Hall, Anacostia; Capital, No. 56, McCauley's s
Hall 209 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Knights of the Golden Eagle-Cyrus Castle,
No. /, Elks' Hall, 0O2 Pennsylyanla avenue.
!. o. M.-Columbia, No. /, Grand Army
Hail. Seventh and l. streets northwest.
National union-Treasury, No. 200, Knights
of Honor Hall.
Royal Arcanum-Capital No. $50. LIE Droit
building, room 10.
10. X. M.-Seneca, No. II, X. of F. Hall,
Thirteen and.a-half and L streets northwest.
/. o. G. T.-Minnehaha, No. !, Hilton Hall,
Seventh and ID streets; Morning Star, No. 3,
923 + street, Clements, No. O. Washington
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
southeast.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In aud About tao
CITY.

CITY
After tho lst of next January two-horse cars
will be run on Fourteenth street.
WI Brown, by his will filed yesterday
with the register, leaves his property TO his
wife and daughter.
John Carter, Cocred, was fined S. yesterday
by Judge Smell for allowing his horse TO cat
the bark from tree.
jones Goodwin was fined $40 by Judge Shell
Yesterday for stealing a twenty-nve-OunOe dog
belonging to II. A. McMurray.
Fire escapes are ordered to be placed on the
lIillman House, on Odd Fellows Hall south
cast aud on the Bclvedcre House.
A painter named John W. Carr, residing at
l2s Eleventh street, while mixing some paint
yesterday, had his arm badly burned.
Ino. Krower has sold to Hon. W. L Scott of
PENNSYLVANIA for $4,000, lot 81, square l67, on
Jackson place, west side OF Lafayette Square.
Gen. Ordwny's request to use the penalty
envelopes for the National Guard has been re-
ieircd by the commissioners to Postmaster
General Villas
Thos. W. Power Of this city, has been APP
rointCd assistant engineer of light boat Cape
charles, now lying at the buoy wharf In Cos
port
Frank Cross, Charles L. Kuhns, and !. Il.
Hooper have been promoted to full privdies in
the fire department. having served the pro-
batlonary six months.
VIM. Eypprccht an Charles Baker, two boys
aged ~ years cQCb were held lor the grand
iuIy Yesterday hy Judge Slull for stealing SIS
from Wm. II. Hanback,, OF 1905 Wylic street.
MIR. e. N. W. Earle, who has for the past
year been foreman Of the third division of the
document room, government printing ohcc,
was yesterday appointed foreman OF the
Congressional Rccori.
II. b. scoville, inventor of dishwasher p 1t.
cut scels by bill in equity to enion b. G..
Daniels and Richard Graham from using his
machine, as they have not complied with the
agreement entered into between them.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

Ihe case OF John II. Harris, proprietor OF the
Harris House, against A. d. Barber ct al was
decided in the court in bauc yesterday adverse
TO Mr.. Harris. the opinion being delivered by
the chief justice, which aiiirms the decree Of
the court below. Il is said that the case will
Ct urt. Mr. Harris claims that under q lease
with Mrs. Matteson he EXPENDED $50 900 in the
house with the under standing that the lease
was for five years Mrs. Maltesel having sold
the house TO the defendant, Barber, aud the
latter seckir pOt session Harris brought a bill
To tnjoin him and the injunction was denied.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Nfarringo Licensen.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued saml. Oppenheimerand Fannie Meyer;
Henry Brown and Ella DAVIS, both of Alex
andria, Va: James W. steele and Elizabeth
GlasCoe; Guida Ehrmantrdut and Mary West;
George NJ. Feuwick and Carrie Nei'zy: Gco,ge
W. Miller aud 1cthia Il. Campbell, both of
fauquicr county, Va Vim. 7 Stormont aud
Mary l.. Wade; ". II. n. Grillin aud GeOrsi.
anna Brown; John h. Webb. of New York aud
Alice May. Of this city; Charles Fletcher, of
BIownsyillc, Pa, aud Annie Howard, OF Rich
mODd, Va,
National Republican., 1887-11-22

Justice Hagner, in the court in general term'
yesterday delivered the opinion Of the court in
the case of G.. E. Hamilton against Martha
Sierra. holding that the bonds found among
the effects of Mary G. Mcdonald were not in
cluded d in the term money, as set out in the
woman's will, and they must therefore pass TO
the next OF kin. To this extent the court be.
low was sustained. 1t was, however, reversed
as to the other portion, and gives $500 OF the es.
Martha Sierra,
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Ihe DIsITioI ~ Paw DaInages.

In TIE circuit court yesterday the Jury gave
,irs. Harriet -. Cont, verdict against the Dis
liiCt fr TOGO damages She elaine $50, COD,
nd sued iOr injuries received to her ankle BY
falling Ou the Ice on the ,ld walk on the south
de ~ feuusy NAnia avenue, butwC IN FOur-
t,Cuth and Fifteenth streets, in 1852.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Facts Worth Knowing.

In all diseases OF the nasal mucous mem
brane the remedy used must be non.irrtattng
The medical profession has been slow to learn
this. Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished
with douches, snutls, powders, syringes, as
tringents, or any similar application, because
they are all irritating, do not thoroughly reach
the affected surfaces and should be abandoned
as worse than failures. A multitude OF persons
who have for years borne all the worry aud
pain that catarrh can iniiot testify to radical
and permanent cures wrought by Ely's Cream
Rail
National Republican., 1887-11-22
RohherIeh Reported.

The following robberles have been reported;
Thomas W. Lold, No. Cos Thirteenth street. re.
ports the larceny of an oyercoat worth S.; Mrs.
$. A. Marshall, No. 1926 q street, reports that
between aud o'clock sunday morning her
house was entered and robbed of q quantity oil
value, $40; VIM. II. James reports the larceny
of an oveTCoat worth IS,
National Republican., 1887-11-22
CANNOT ZEE LEVIED UPoN.
The Money Received by Clark Mil
for JaCkson's statue.

for Jackson's statue.
In the case Of Clark Mills, ir., and Others
against Susan L. Mills and others, Justice
James yesterday, in the court in general
term, delivered the opinion OF the court
affirming the decree passed by the court
below. This was an appeal Of Mr.. Cosllny
from o decree on his cross bill, In which
he claims a judgment lien on the Interest
of J. s. Mills. Under the act OF March 3
1853, $4,000 was appropriated to compen.
safe Clark Mills for the jackson statue
$4,000 to be invested for the benefit OF his
family. Mills purchased Meadow Spa
Spring farm in April, 1854, and the same
day filed declaration Of trust that the
said farm would be held and the income
applied for the benefit OF the family. Cow
ling obtained judgment for $500 again I
John 3. Mills on June lG, 1872, but no exc
cu,ion was levied on his interest till March
"a, 1888, after Mills had conveyed his Inter
est to his wife,
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Rev. Sam Jvnes's Illness.

Word was received yesterday evening
that Rev. Mr.. Jones was too III to appear at
the Congregational Church this evening as
advertised. Immediately upon his recovery
new date will be made aud duly adver-
tised. Tiose who have already purchased
tickets aic Informed that they will be hon.
orgd on that occasion.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Wstehes! Watches !

The Manhattan nickel, stem wnder... 81 80
La Petite silNC stem winder..........u. 90
Naltham silver. stem winder............ 10 20
Special designs ladies' gold item winder. Is 90
Ladies' Rlgim gold. stem winder.. ......,.... % 90
Gents Elgin gold. stem winder.......,,..,. 2S 90
II kt gold ladies' Elgin, stem winder...... 80 90
Especially handsome holiday designs in
ladies ii.kt gold Elgin, item wlnier az IS 90
A years guarantee given With every watch
sold. JACOBS BROTHERS, 1923 Pennsylvania
avenue,
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Building Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: Mrs. Fitzgerald, to erect brick
dwellings in alley between Fourth and Filth,
and X streets northwest, $500; Chas. King,
TO erect brick dwelling at No 1915 Twelfth
street northwest 5000; Swormstedt & Bradley,
I o erect two brick dwellings at Nos. GIL and
bl3 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, $1,000: |.
W, Gr gg, 10 erect brick dwelling, 500: Mrs
!, Young to repair house at GicsborO', 500.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Work of the Bnlice.

During the past quarter the police mai
G.a09 arrests, of this number 3,2s2 were whit
and 3,ll7 colored Estimated amount of money
reported stolen sll ,8ll; lost or mislaid, sl,l3i;
recovered, s., ,122.lS. Estimated value of money
poliCe S5i 1Sg sc,
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Thanksgiving Day Excursion Tickets
onthe Pennsylyania Railroad.

In order 10 more fully accOmnOdate It's
patrons, the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company will sell Thanksgiving excursion
tickets between Washington and Baltimore
inclusive, at one dollar and sixty cents (sl .GOj
for the round trip; tickets will be good on all
regular trains between the Two cities within
the limit
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Wanted for Horse Stealing.

Chief Justice Bingham yesterday received a
rtquisition from the governor OF Virginia for
J. Lovel Tate, who is wanted in King George
county TO answer the charge of horse stealing.
The man was arrested and committed to jail TO
Virginia.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

The court In general term was occupied yes.
tcrday In hearing argument In the case of
Frazier spainst the District Of Columbia. This
is one Of the tax lien certificate cases up)n tho
decision Of which over forty more are pending.
NCHts. BifuCy 4 Birney appeared tor the
nIhlnIlls. and Nj Il Lddle for Inc DisLTlcl
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Not Aute-Bellum.

The music store of Bergman & Tastct, SIG
+ street. do not expect the prices of before and
duling the war, but are up with the times, and
only ask a living profit, They sell pianos,
organs and all musical instruments on in-
stallmonts, and at prices within the reach
nj all
National Republican., 1887-11-22
All our Movements

rnd aims arc for the benefit Of our patrons.
EisENAS BROS,
Manufacturers, cor. 7th aud T..
sec the mCu's uvcfcOtts reduced to s.,
National Republican., 1887-11-22
lhe Chnreh nell wan Ripg.

The commissioners have notified complain.
rnls that there Is no authority to stop the
iinginP Of 81 Mary's Church bell, Fifth street,
XCept in case Of sickness
National Republican., 1887-11-22

LApIS Ii-carHt gold hunting case stem.
" Under waiches, slj. Il Harris & Co., i3!7tn IT,.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Our Cnmnetitnrs Cannnt nnnx

our mode of doing business. The manuIac
turing clothiers,
EisEMAS BROS, cor. eth aud +.
See the mems overcoats reduced to s..
National Republican., 1887-11-22
DeiinIng q Eli.

HANnsouE solitaire diamond earrings at $50,
S1j, and slOO. X. Harris & Co., 1872 7th St.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

Crowds OF Buyers
attest the fact how fast those over1oats are
going that we reduced to So:
EtsEMAN BRos.
Manufacturers, cor. 9TH and +.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
we cater for No special class,

but provide for all classes, ages, and sizes
EIsEMAN Bros
Manufacturers, cor. 7th and Z.
See the mems overcoats reduced to s..
National Republican., 1887-11-22

For family use no beer is better than the
Faust" from the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Association. Try 1t, and be. convinced. Ok:
flee corner First and Virginia avenHfa
west. Phone Ss9-5. Frank Schwe
National Republican., 1887-11-22

{ % clear evidence Of good will an1 Justice be.
tween ourselves aud patrons;
EIsEMAN BRD3,
Manufacturers cor. 7th and L,
See the mems oyeTcOats reduced to s.,
National Republican., 1887-11-22

GESTs American solid gold stem ylnder
watches, s2s, Il, Harris q Co., i32 7th st.
National Republican., 1887-11-22

WE have won our way by merit only.
EIsEMAS BROS
Manufacturers, cor. eth an L.
See the mems oycrCoats reduced to IS.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Tho Certiorari Tsst Cnsn..

4 sIN,CARAT diamond. white and perfect
$50. Il. Harris y Co, i39 9Th II.
National Republican., 1887-11-22
Adverse to Mr.. Harrls.

p 4 HsocIo GOOD 9psEs; iii Is St. "'' ' WV v
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-23

A CENTURY o. LIFE.


Tho lass of the Chesterfield, n. Il,
oentenaFians has last died IN the per-
sou Of Mrs. Saphrouia Pierce, who Was
Ia her i02d year.
Mrs. Betsy AveFill, Of New Preston,
Conn, was 100 years Of sEs on May 5.
She Is siill In good health, With all her
faculties exceilently preserved.
One Of the spfyest old gentlemen OF
5choolcraft. Mich, is Godfrey knight,
who has passed the eentary mark. lie
IL exceedingly fond OF sports, attends
| horse races and IL still a great singer.
The Indian Chief seranos Of San ia.
ointo, Cal, Is thought 10 be l25 years
old.
The Oldest resident Of Philadelphia ID
Mrs. Rebeoca Appellate, who IL io4
ysars OF age. She has her beer End
wkiaky Is regular as ever, and has al
Ways chewed tobacco.
Omaha has its centenafisn 10 the per
son Of Mrs. ARABIA DOugiss. who has
inst celebrated her l0lst birthday, anc
IL a. bright and active az a woman OF
half her years. She recltes lines com
nlitted 20 memory eighiy-eeven years
ago With perfection Of yoise and gss'
ture that - simply wonderful.
John Preston died recently at Brown
town. N. j., aged 100 years. When ht
was iO3 years OF age be walked eigh
miles a day and oat eordgoOd. HI
never retired without glass Of apple
lack.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-23
long LIYEn RACE.

The MgCuliy family OF Allegheny
county, Pa, Is long lived. John has Just
died, aged ninety four years. The eldest
Survivor OF the family IL bis sister, Mrs,
Jennie HaliE, who IA 10 her ninety sec
ond year. Jesse MoOnlly, or Squire, as
be Is called. continues TO laugh aud
Joke as though eighty seven and q hall
years were a light harden for man 20
carry. Polly MoCully, who resides with
tesse, Is in her eighty sixth year.
Another sister, Mrs. Margaret Ooohrahe
haa seen the SHOWS Of eighty four win.
tiers, and Josiah ~, Of Bethel township
the youngest OF those surviving, ba'
already celebrated the eighty-fiFsi ami
versary Of bis birth. Al the death OF
John. the united ages Of this family az
grsEaied 81 years ten aud bali
monihs, and the average age lacked bui
thirteen days Of eighty seven years,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-23

Itis the duty Of every psrs0n 80 =. - -.
ra.1 Renehesss Gerwsan HNywp - - -
wenAerfnl quaiisiss BE- known = -.
Frieuas IN enxing eOusnDptoe. - -
rou-ks. ersup, asthma. pDe1no1l.s = ~ !
= fsst I'd threat and la0g es.sessst. 49, -
r'srson can us u witho1f inEeola-s
rsI5sf Tbree does vii FslisVs any $50.
s-5 - ennsiSsr Il fhs dn1y q Al eree
-. ~ resoguuend & 70 TIE poor. @ -
eo1gauutige, 81 least % ~ c1e ee,.aE,
- e. nrS6 dozsu bottles BeE1 solo -.
49,. and 20 one csss where u faisso
was reported. Such Q nsdieine g - -
cs~mss Svrnp cannot be 100 vIoslJ
knovn- Asa your 9EuRessf aooas =
sample bottles 10 Try, sold g y 49, ~
RernIar sizp. IS cents eeia ~ =
drnarists and dealsrs N the O9lssc
States and Canada
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-23
TELEGRAPHIC.
TIE ogYfCEEg AND sKTsfAf1A =
kIFEEa1DE, CAL, kEx Sab = EAFA
POUND A cLUE 70 TIE Espozs

THE oYYTCKns AND ( sKwsFafEa y
KISEnatDE, CAT kEx Sab - EAFA
POUND A cLUE 70 THE E1cozs
KTDasFFfEa cAzE.
RfvszsrpE, Jane 22.-The Pres Of
ttsis city hes discovered. iivtpe 10 teis
ETY.. : woman named Anuz Batiefeeid,
Who hed Apparently sons ku0Sisdes o.
the abdustiou Of Mrs. Bfoek s. Il Sa11-
afa. Mica. 9ho seeenkiY esme isto pa
session 81 3 iarRa fortune Al UsEtsf.
The Pres found lhss tts BsssefAeid
woman had sent East batch d letters
whIch had beeu written 70 Mrs. Brooks.
and received q coy OF petF0at payer
spezklng ~ me Fscsspt Of The letters ~
the Fakf. The Baitsxfsid woman dis
appeared laaa handay, ena tie Pgsss
argues that she had Bonae eoa1sesion
With The sbdastion Of Ars, bfooks'
herself
THE HurTKnFtKLD THsoHT.
DliiReDt fnquiFy has failed % revesl
the WheFsabOnts Of Aans J. B7tteFleto.
Who is thought 70 kn0w sonetsins Of
the snppoaed kianappins Of MEs- Alberi
Brooks Of Michigan, wno lately, as 80
bsifess, secured 5000 81 Denver, Col
There are certain facts thas seem 20 Be
established, viz. that Mis- Butiefhold
came into possessiou Of tse private Yet
tiers Of Mrs. Brooks and sent them 10
bapker at her old home IN hiehiRsp'
ard that she had teiegr1phed money .
her old home througd the hiveFside
Bank for tie bensft Of Niles Brooks,
whom ahe claiDned 10 be q son Of the
amt who vas lost. Il IL possible that
Miss BatteFieid IL the Mere OF her ioe'
aunt, and Il Is juas possible that mhe u
the lost Mrs. Brooks and that after the
receiet Of the money beF Eatnd essama
unbalanced and SIZE wandered from be-
frtends. Mrs. ButteFheid has talked
strangely about the matter from thi
fFst- Ths amount OF money she elaim
ed 10 have in her possession varied From
goo 10 10000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-23
IRON ALASKA.
THK STEAMSHIP OLTnfIAS AkAfTB N
POnT T0wAbESD-IsTEREaTIN NEws
HOTKa FnoA TIE NORTH.

rHK STEAMSHIP oL1MfIAS kRHfTs ~
PORT TowAbEsD-IsTEREaTI NEWs
E0TEs FhoA TUE NORTH.
Especial 10 The Posr .ISTxLLIoEsCER
PoKT TowNsKxp, June a. Tho steam
ship Olympiau arrived al II o'clock to-
night from Alaska, with a good pasaen-
ger list, including Bishop Fowler. The
actual RAINING time consumed by the
Olymptan coming from Juneau was Is
hours.
A rich strike In the Lneky ChAuce
mine has besn made, large quantity
OF she ore Of which was sent 70 Juneau
and assayed Al nearly 5000 10 the ton.
The Mexico and BslViasre lodes were
purchased OF Lehman 4 CoFbeit By q
syndicate OF Eastern capitalists. The
quartz is Of the same nature 81 yielded
from the surface and assays from SIC
20 go per ton.
The piOnseT bufTO team made its hfsi
trip TO juneau from tbe Silver BoN
Basin loaded with ore. All Of the or,
In the future will be transported BY thil
method.
No further news has been receives
from the Yukon country relating 10 th'
mines or the reported trouble between
the Indians and the miners.
mass meeting ef the citizens o
juneau was held early lass week to dc
wise plan for setting forth Alaska
grievances. Several prominent person.
Of the territory spoke. The eist Of thei
remarks amounted 20 the fact that thel
desired 10 be recognized by tho Unite,
States government the same 80 an,
other territory.